say hello to leslie jones, y'all! is your color. >> leslie: how y'all doing? am i close enough to you? >> kelly: i am so inspired. >> leslie: you like this? some people call it tiffany blue, but i call it icy blue. >> kelly: i like it. you look really good coming out of that door. >> leslie: i am cool. >> kelly: i'm amazing. he had a birthday a couple of weeks back. so happy birthday. what did you do? >> leslie: i am 54, i just turned 54. >> kelly: that is upsetting to me right now. >> leslie: i'm 54, so i didn't, i always want to low learn how to skate. >> kelly: like roller-skate? >> leslie: that is my life obsession is to be the crazy skate lady. have you ever been like driving up this treat and you see this crazy lady skating and she is like has her earphones? i've always wanted to be her. but it was like i want a 70s party, but i want to skating party too, so i put them together and had -- it was off the chain, look at -- oh, yeah! >> kelly: oh, my god! i love it. >> leslie: i wanted to be of an 'harley quinn. >>

the july 25th issue of frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, at eight years the oldest of the three u.s. weekly pictorials, included a special double-page supplement depicting 13 scenes during monday, july 13th, and to a lesser extent, tuesday, july 14th, the first two days of the riot. since the pictorial papers were dated by the last day of the week of their publication, these images may have actually reached the public as early as july 18th, only five days after the violence began. publication in such proximity to the events required intensive labor and haste, entailing shortcuts that delivered the news in a timely fashion. but at some cost to clarity and detail. so the end graving of the, as it's called, burning of the colored orphans asylum along with the issue's other illustrations was noticeably crude in its execution although specific as to place. showing the crowd along the 44 street side of the burning building. the new york illustrated news, the new and least solvent -- newest and least solvent pictorial weekly, also rushed out images of the riot withs within days of the onse

like those and leslie's, these images lack clarity and they also were visually vague regarding context. despite theph murkiness of thes illustrations, both renditions oft the attack on the colored orphan's asylum featured one significantt detail of the even, that a number of women who were reported at the scene and looting of furniture, bedding and other possessions. in contrast, the pillaging re women, as they were described in both newspapers were reduced to one prominent t and a few figur in the harper's weekly engraving of the burning and sacking of colored orphan's asylum published a week later in the august 1st issue. no new york-based artist was identified as the source for the draft riot pictures. frank leslie had learned after his paper break the so called swill milk scandal in 1858 which involved the death of children who drank milk from cows fed tainted feed from local new york distilleries that naming artists in certain circumstances only exposed them to lawsuits or physical harm. hazards that would surely be compounded in thedu context of rioting and its aftermath. harper'

like those and leslie's these images lack clarity and they also are visually vague regarding context. despite the murkiness of these illustrations, both renditions of the attack on the colored orphan asylum featured one significant detail of the event, the number of women who were reported at the scene and their looting of furniture, bedding and other possessions. in contrast the pillaging women as they were described in both newspapers were reduced to one prominent and a few hazy figtures in the burning and sacking of the color orphan society published a week later. while the three american weeklies made a point of crediting in print their special artists who covered the civil war's military campaigns, no new york based artist was identify said as the source of the draft writing pictures. frank lez lei had learned after his paper broke the so-called swill milk scandal which involved children who drank milk from cows fed tainted feed only exposed them to lawsuits or physical harm. hazards that would be surely compounded in the context of rioting and its aftermath. harpress weekly intr

more than in frank leslie's paper. it's delineation of the rioters as victims and the narrative, however, was less -- in accordance with stories of news engravings, the picture compressed and extended the events. but aside from the very few women shown among riders, and spectators in the foreground, the engraving presumably based on that sketch also portrayed scattered impacts on african american children fleeing the burning building. wards escape via a side entrance, where they were threatened by the crowd but not physically attacked. whatever the quality of the illustrations, americans were able to view coverage in several days of their happening. both drawings and engravings in the u.s. press took from one to two weeks to reach british and european publishers and readers. the venerable french newspaper, therefore, did not publish images of the riots until it's august 15th issue. although better engraved than their american counterparts, the four pictures, including one depicting the attack on the asylum, were clearl

i'm leslie brinkly abc7 news. dan: we have learned the name of a nan who is accused of runningw the district attorney's office says his name is marcus davis. he was charge today with homicide. across the bay, the mayor announce add new plan targeting the leaders of organized car break-ins. the city will offer $100,000 rewards leading to the arrest and conviction of the leaders of auto burglary rings. sit funded by tourism and hospitality. the mayor is hoping this will make a real dent of what's plaguing the city. >> -l it's finding things that you can sell to someone who then sells it on a larger platform, sometimes online. there's market out there for this. we're going to need a lot more help. >> -l the city has also been upping police presence in tourism spots like fisherman's wharf a 37% drop of auto break-ins after adding 26 officers to that location in july. am: phil matier says people need to be more aware. >> -l is this happening in other cities especially cities known for their tourism? -l sort this a prob

leslie?they like dressing up. they look forward to it all more. there's nothing they like more. this is the one thing that you've taken away from them already last year? >> well, at first i thought like you did until we called the school board to get 'em on our radio show, and actually they said, gary is right, that they have talked about this for years. he's not right about parent input, and that's where the problem comes from. there are parents in three categories; parents who say we can't afford these kind of costumes that the other kids have, kids with autism, adhd and other types of disabilities have an issue with the sound from the party, so there are physical, mental and emotional issue issues if for those children, and three -- i can't even remember thurm three. oh, yeah, three is religion. some people, and this can be different religions, christian, do not celebrate halloween -- kennedy: that's not true. i'm a christian -- >> no, no, i didn't say -- kennedy, i never said all christia

leslie bricusse was born in london in 1931.s and a grammy and was involved in the writing of more than 1000 songs. in his memoir he said he was one of the luckiest people he knew. generations of filmgoers may disagree. luck had nothing to do with it. luck had nothing to do with it. the british songwriter leslie bricusse, who's died at the age of 90. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ l vaughanjones. still very balmy out there for some of us for a late october night. 15—16 celsius, and wednesday promises to be another mild day. quite breezy and lots of showers in the forecast, too. our tropical air arrived a couple of days ago, it's still with us, it was very warm yesterday in the south—southeast, 21 celsius — we won't quite get that today, but i want to show you the origins of this current of air, so this is the north atlantic and it's all very warm air across the atlantic, and here we have the caribbean. so this is where the air has come from — it's obviously cooled, but it's still pretty balmy over this part of europe. now t

leslie bricusse was born in london in 1931.e to two james bond films, won two oscars and a grammy and was involved in the writing of more than 1000 songs. in his memoir he said he was one of the luckiest people he knew. generations of filmgoers may disagree. luck had nothing to do with it. the british songwriter leslie bricusse, who's died at the age of 90. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @sallybundock bbc still very balmy out there for some of us for a late october night. 15—16 celsius, and wednesday promises to be another mild day. quite breezy and lots of showers in the forecast, too. 0ur tropical air arrived a couple of days ago, it's still with us, it was very warm yesterday in the south—southeast, 21 celsius — we won't quite get that today, but i want to show you the origins of this current of air, so this is the north atlantic and it's all very warm air across the atlantic, and here we have the caribbean. so this is where the air has come from — it's obviously cooled, but it's still pretty balmy over this part of europ

leslie brinkley is looking into what is at stake. a group called save seven hills ranch is spearheading an effort to stop construction of a senior community, what some in the group does -- it would views of mount diablo from 354 housing units, most of them apartment style buildings with parking garages. >> there is an element where there are single-story buildings that look like villas. leslie: the city of walnut creek would weigh in on a list of concerns including affordability and traffic. >> traffic concerns, if there were to be a significant development, what the impact would be. >> my issue is the impact on the environment and the density and how many trees they will take out, if they will take out close to 400, 300 of which are special species, highly protected oak trees. leslie: the developer pointed out what could make this a cutting-edge retirement community with a new medical facility. >> the unique aspect is the health care center we build right next to the main campus, which includes assisted living, memory care and nursi

host: leslie, any comment?i think your comment really highlights some of the challenges associated with these issues, but it occurred to me that maybe it would be good to talk a little bit more about paid family and medical leave and make those distinctions because it is really easy to conflate them come of it these are two very different policies, paid sick days allow workers to take time off for short-term illnesses without losing their paychecks, and paid family and medical leave allows longer leaves of absences. congress right now is negotiating a provision through the reconciliation bill which is still very fluid come and that would create a universal paid family and medical leave program so families in that bill would get comprehensive paid leave coverage, but of course we do not yet have a sense of how that would play out. i think there's a big difference between establishing kind of a large federal program that would allow businesses to provide paid family leave and the more granular considerations that

leslie: even for the sailors, it is the first big outing.nne melendez, abc 7 news. dan: hear something you don't see every day in san francisco, a caravan of military vehicles made their way to the marina green to set up. we caught the group along the embarcadero. they will surely equipment at the humanitarian village exhibit. the air show runs tomorrow through sunday between the golden gate bridge and alcatraz. the full list of event is on our website, abc7news.com. ama: always so much fun. fleet week is just part of a busy weekend in san francisco. it also includes the epic matchup between the giants and dodgers. logan webb will start for the giants, his first postseason for the 24-year-old california native. >> i have been part of the series here and in a translator: and even those are pretty crazy and wild. i am just super excited. it will be fantastic. they think it will be a great series, and i think fans from both teams are going to be going crazy. ama: hopefully it will go a lot more crazy when we win. first page is at 6:37 p.m. tomo

leslie joins us live with the latest. leslie: i am here along hemme avenue. it was a muddy mess earlier. danville boulevard has since were -- since we opened in many directions, but come on over, you've got a front row seat to see the sinkhole that formed. 179 homes still do not have water after the dramatic rake in the middle of the night. it looked more like the rapids in a river than a suburban street. a major break in the water main started the waterworks. >> we got to see a geyser in the middle of alamo. that does not happen every day. >> i did not realize main breaks get so bad. leslie: by don, a huge sinkhole formed. the flow could not be turned off for more than eight hours because crews had trouble accessing the valve because of the torrents of water and mud. >> i got nervous as more and more of the parking lot started disappearing. i had to call people and let them know the school was closed. i was kind of shocked that it was this much water. >> this preschool close for the day because this road provides the only access. >> there have been three wat

host: leslie, any comment?ink your comment really highlights some of the challenges associated with these issues, but it occurred to me that maybe it would be good to talk a little bit more about paid family and medical leave and make those distinctions because it is really easy to conflate them come of it these are two very different policies, paid sick days allow workers to take time off for short-term illnesses without losing their paychecks, and paid family and medical leave allows longer leaves of absences. congress right now is negotiating a provision through the reconciliation bill which is still very fluid come and that would create a universal paid family and medical leave program so families in that bill would get comprehensive paid leave coverage, but of course we do not yet have a sense of how that would play out. i think there's a big difference between establishing kind of a large federal program that would allow businesses to provide paid family leave and the more granular considerations that ind

howie: leslie, it may be fair criticism to say the press hasn't done a great job of explaining what'se massive bill ranging from climate change to child tax credits, on and on. i would argue it's the job of the politicians. are the stories framed that it's so important and vital for the country, for biden and the dems in both chambers to pass this? >> no, i would agree with the speaker to a degree. i don't think it's the press' responsibility. it is the party, whether they're in power or not, their responsibility to put forth to the american people and to sell the legislation they're trying to pass. the media does have a responsibility, what you said. why do people not know what's in it? because all they hear about is the price tag, the in-fighting and those are the headlines. a lot of americans don't read past the headlines. they don't talk about what's in it. they support it and they don't know what's in it. we see our politicians often he vote for and against things that they haven't read or know what's in as well. i think she was giving a snarky response to a question s she didn't

leslie. >> you've heard me say it on every show. i can truly lead by example.d or r on your lapel. i'm not surprised she said that. that very much goes to her personality, the snarkyness there. but it does depend where you are, which state. if you're indoors, outdoors, are you vaccinated. i just went to a birthday party where they asked me if i'm vaccinated because there would be a friend of mine who was pregnant there. everybody at that party, we were joust side was vaccinated. none of us were wearing masks and we were close with each other and vaccinated and true leaders need to lead by example. if she is vaccinated or outside it's not a problem according to the cdc. >> harris: we have less than a minute here. i don't know if you can hear the further audio. she said oh, i'm doing this because i've got a republican tracker. what is that? and what does it matter who is around you if you are wearing a mask? if you know you should be wearing one for whatever the rules are in that environment. >> the hypocrisy stinks right now. it is not just many members of the d

mike: leslie, your thoughts? >> leslie: neil is absolutely right. there shouldn't be political.t belts, okay, that aside, polio, no, we don't. smallpox, no, we don't. why we got vaccines and we got vaccinated and we need to get vaccinated. the mandates have -- look at the numbers. mandates have forced people to think differently. they want to fly or keep their job or they want to go to a certain concert. last nigh my kids texted me and they said, mom, my husband covers for some professional team's hockey last night and as a position and my kids were going into the hockey game, mom, we can't enter unless we have proof of our vaccines which i have on my phone so i'm sending this last night. they get to go to the game. look, it's better for everyone involved and we say everyone, not just the person being vaccinated but as neil said rightly pointed out people around us because a lot of times, mike, we don't know if we are vulnerable unless we are certain age group, we don't know all of the time if we have an underlying health condition until we are faced with a health condition and

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you would be replaced by the divisions new seniormost commander leslie.a political party who replaced the able stephen well at brigade command on may 14. as gordon has something up, he had no combat experience, drank excessively and would quickly prove himself breadth of common sense. [laughing] >> and i will just add it looks like a living kewpie doll. [laughing] the battle box on may 24, he disobeyed orders and launched a doomed attack against the fortune of inverted v defenses. in a torrential thunderstorm he would lose 450 men as he drunkenly cheered their advance. after the battle of -- in a region staff officer lewis found leslie shirking duty. is not seen during the action and that the close i found him drunk, lewis wrote. and when i was pulling his records from the party archives here, i saw little notation next to this line where it said i found him drunk and the west wing wrote, who didn't? [laughing] >> he should've been court-martialed then and there but later on his cowardice in drunkenness, the cause of great disaster at petersburg. yes, pet

let's get to leslie picker with the cnbc exclusive >> that's right. glen klacher, light street capital cio is joining us alongside nick devlin naked wines' ceo thank you very much for being here glen, let's start with you because you gave a presentation as scott alluded to calling naked wines the netflix of wines. what do you mean by that why do you like this stock >> leslie, i'll start at the top. you only find opportunities like this once every two or three years where you can multiply your capital many times over, you know, five to ten years. >> we think this stock is a four-bagger in four and a half years and much better than a ten bagger over 10 years and as a result, we bought 9.9% of the company. what's really amazing here is that nick and his team have built an ecosystem of winemakers that's the person that makes the wine, the sort of chef of the wine process, and he identifies the best wine makers in the world that want to make wines under their own brand name instead of working for a large winery and so the company is able to become an angel

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leslie brinkley is digging into what is at stake. >> a group called seven hills ranch is spearheading an effort to stop the structure of 30 acres here, which some have dubbed a rossmoor junior. if built, it would support views of mount diablo from 354 housing units, most of them apartment style buildings with parking garages. >> there's also an element where they are single-story buildings, looking kind of like villas. >> the city of walnut creek would weigh in on a list of concerns, including affordability and traffic. >> traffic concerns, if there were a significant development, the impact to the neighborhood. >> my biggest issue is the impact on the environment, density, how many trees they will take out. close to 400, 300 of which are a special species, highly protected, oak trees. >> the developer pointed out what could make this a cutting-edge retirement community with a new medical facility. >> the unique aspect is the health care center next to the main campus, which includes assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing. as residents age and need higher care, their conven

thanks for the update leslie brinkley reporting live in alamo. governor newsome came to san francisco today to announce an emergency order requiring all students to get the covid-19 vaccine. want to get this behind us get this economy moving again. make sure our kids never have to worry about getting a call saying they can't go to school the next day because one of the kids are a staff member we're tested positive. the new mandate will take effect. once the vaccine is fully authorized by the fda for younger age groups. it is expected to be sold out in two phases with students in grade 7 through 12 expected to be vaccinated by july of next year based on current fda timelines. there's no real timeline for kindergarteners. sixth graders as the fda has not approved the vaccine yet for even emergency use in children younger than age 12, although that's expected to come soon. the governor is expecting backlash over the new order if you want to attack someone attack me, i was the first governor of the country to acquire masking for all our public school

let's bring in our panel, white house correspondent for reuters, leslie marshall, democratic strategistouse they are still holding onto this optimism but it is starting to kind of drag on. the president said it could be six hours or six weeks. definitely leaning towards six weeks at this point. >> certainly isn't one thing he didn't say six months. they do have a deadline, they do need to get this done this year. he wants some of that money to be injected into the economy by next year and he's going to have a whole new political reality next year with people in congress beginning to run for reelection. so it is absolutely dragging on and though the white house says it is not frustrated, it's hard not to see some frustration there with the fact that one of the main reasons it's dragging on this disagreement within the democratic party. >> bret: one democrat would love to have it done november 2nd, that is terry mcauliffe, the democratic gubernatorial nominee in virginia. there is this moderate progressive push, we've talked about it for weeks now, and here's how 5:30 eight put it about k

i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news. moving on we are on storm watch tonight as the bay area braces for the next round of rain that's coming in. this is a live look now north from our camera in emeryville and while everything is dry at the moment. that's all about to change later this evening and abc 7 news meteorologist, sandhya patel is here with a forecast. we've been waiting for sandy. absolutely dan beneficial rain coming our way. so let me show it to you the storm on live doppler 7. it's a light level one storm. it is going to be moving. later on tonight and it will bring with it. not just the rain but the wind as well as we show you our local radar here the rain. still off the mendocino coast it will be moving in late tonight going into tomorrow winds are beginning to pick up out of the south mount saint helena 33 miles an hour. the stronger winds are expected later tonight wind advisory 8 pm tonight until 4 am tomorrow. you might want to tie down any loose objects because those strong winds 45 some of the windies

reporter leslie brinkley digs into the dilemma. reporter: the state wants to make it easier for single-family homeowners to build adu's otherwise known as in law units, or their property. but up on these twisty narrow roads in the east bay hills, more people living and parking and potentially blocking emergency vehicles is a big concern. >> there is a one formula fits all for the entire state, and basically, cities have been stripped of their ability to use land use planning. reporter: she says in berkeley just is not the same as bakersfield when it comes to building adu's. that is why she is pushing an ordinance before the city council tonight. >> i am not suggesting that we prohibit adu's, i am suggesting that we limit the number to one rather than two. it is a tiny baby step. reporter: the worry is another firestorm like the one in 1991. more people living in hills means more cars stuck in bottlenecks, trying to >> we saw it in the 91 fire in oakland, in the tunnel fire. we saw it in paradise. we saw it just a few weeks ago in s

start there with tonight's dream team leslie and jason. you. >> shannon: let's start there. i want to play this. the speaker of house going back-and-forth with the reporter about why people don't know more about the plants were on to more excited about them. here is that exchange. >> a better job of messaging and going forward how you sell this because ultimately -- >> i think you could do a better job because every time i come here -- the issues that are in their but it is true. it is hard to break through when you have such a comprehensive package. >> shannon: jason, the media is supposed to be helping the speaker sell this plan. >> i think the speaker realizes she is in trouble. members have been going back to their district. this is not a popular plane. it is too expensive. a racist tack is but that is out of control and they don't believe joe biden when he says it is going to cost zero. the democrats have no credibility when they go out there and say this cost zero yeah it's one of the biggest bills in the history of our nation. >> sh

but, obviously no big vote leslie.he linkage of those two bills. the progressives who said we are not voting until we see the text. until we know that it's going to pass. until we know that senators manchin and sinema. that linkage caused the vote on the infrastructure bill to fall apart. >> listen, i have said from the beginning you just can't have all of this. you need to have this infrastructure. that's a bipartisan win for the president. win for the country. win for our abyss mall infrastructure system whether you have so many republicans saying we are on board of with this. centrist moderate democrat you know that. and kind of feel like a lot of their demands or requests have been met. you heard speaker pelosi say and you secretary of defense rightly as well, bret. they wanted to know the fedex. they have have got the text. they want to the have these two together they have these two together, they wanted to have climate change. they get climate change. i think really who is leading the march on this bernie sander

i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news. a third juror has been dismissed in six weeks in elizabeth holmes's theranos trial the judge in san jose dismissed the juror without explanation. to other jurors were like go based on religious and financial reasons a scientists took the stand today disputing claims by theranos that pfizer validated the blood testing technology elizabeth holmes faces up to 20 years in prison accused of bilking investors out of millions and making fal. names about theranos. it's new technology for car manufacturers that could save the lives of children after the break. we'll tell you about the reminders for parents that could soon be widely ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. [inflammation] let's kick ken's ache and burn into gear! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those drops will probably pass right by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disea

our leslie picker is following the money.re's the stock up 6% and here's the letter and have you had a chance to look it over >> rolls off the tongue, southwest gas, scott, but to your point icahn disclosing that he is a in this company, southwest gas shares rallying as a result of that he believes that the company has a reasonable path to 75% appreciation from $63 per share levels you can see it is now above $70 a share on this letter it appears though what really fired up icahn here is a report from reuters that went out on sunday saying that southwest gas is an advanced talks to acquire quest star pipeline. this is a gas transportation and storage business of dominion energy the price tag there according to reuters, which cited people familiar with the matter, is close to $2 billion including debt icahn not a fan of this rumored purchase, saying it would result in a, quote, serious dim yu mission of shareholder value he doesn't like this idea of the strategy of acquiring nonregulated assets while its peers according to ica

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my name is leslie miller, and i'm the vice president of public policy at youtube. as young people spend more time online, and given their changing needs as they grow up, it is important to age-appropriate access information. -- crucial to put in place protections that allow them age-appropriate access to information. we do this by investing in partnership, technologies, and policies that create safer environments. that allow children to express their imagination and curiosity and empower families to create the right experiences for children. our internal teams include experts who come from child development, child psychology, and children's media backgrounds. they work closely to ensure that product design reflects an understanding of children's unique needs and abilities and how they evolve over time. the advice from trusted experts informs the youtube child specific policies. the policies that are described in greater detail in my submitted testimony prohibits dangerous content to children on youtube. we commit significant time and resources to remove the harmful

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leslie picker has the story for us >> hey, david, good morning.esidents to the role of co-ceos passing the torch for the first time in the firm's 45-year history. henry kravis and george roberts have been the face of kkr alongside their third o-founde jerry coleburg who died six years ago. the two will move to executive co-chairman while scott nuttall and joe bae will -- while the billionaire founders in their 70s. so this topic of suggestion has been prominent with apollo and carlisle making moves over the past few years concurrent with the management transition, kkr announced a series of corporate governance changes. by december 31st, 2026 in a little over five years from now, the firm plans to eliminate its preferred stock moving to a one share, one vote structure across the shareholder base. the reorganization improves the right of common stock is shareholders allowing them to vote on matters like directors where they weren't able to do those types of things before the elimination of shares with special voting rights follows moves by apollo an

sean and leslie. leslie, you first. how in the world is the white house going to spend this?ee all of those cargo containers? all of this is real. >> it is real. i am 30 minutes from the port of los angeles. i also spoke to should people there on my radio show. there are a couple of things here, harris. some of those ships are not allowed to dock because of covid cases. that's not the majority. >> harris: no. >> right, it's not the majority. the president has said and has worked with the workers and these are union workers that they will work 24/7 to get the goods to shore and get them on trucks. i love william but when we talk about unemployment in the state of california, where that port is, the unemployment extended benefits -- >> [overlapping talking]. >> harris: do you think the shipping companies are not telling us the truth. that would be a lot of people to lie about one fact? that doesn't make sense. sean? >> well, i think there are a lot of problems. this is real harris. one of the issues is once you get these containers off ships one of the problems there are no tru

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leslie, the messaging here at the ports of los angeles and long beach, that the supply chain problems means good things are happening. doesn't seem to be sticking for this administration. >> no, it doesn't. as a democrat, i don't like to see falling numbers but i don't believe polls. hello, hillary. can't forget that. the president didn't say he was going to do this in 1 year or 2. he has four years to do it. any president does in my administration, any party. let's look at the supply chain. the supply chain issues are global. they're not just here in the united states. we were buying more and more sitting home and buying differently, bret. we were clicking rather than going to stores. we're buying things we don't see on shelves. of course, as we see from where you are, not far from me at the ports in long beach, the l.a. ports, we're seeing more boats stuck there, more containers. also seeing, you know, more trucks not able to turn this around. a lot of people think of it simplistically. it's not a box going from point a to point b. this is like a relay. i hand the baton to you, you